The city witnessed a sunny yet chilly day on Monday, with the Met Office predicting that similar weather conditions will persist into the next 24 hours. Continental air continues to dominate most parts of the country, maintaining a pattern of cold and dry weather. Plains and urban areas are expected to remain stable, while freezing temperatures will persist in high-altitude regions, especially during the early morning and nighttime hours.
Upper Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Gilgit-Baltistan, and Kashmir may experience cloudy skies with intermittent rain, light snowfall, and gusty winds by evening or night, potentially impacting travel in these areas. Authorities warn that slippery roads, reduced visibility, and power disruptions could occur in affected regions due to icy conditions and strong winds.
Leh recorded the lowest temperature nationwide at an extreme -12°C, a stark contrast to the plains. Lahore, however, enjoyed relatively moderate weather, with the mercury ranging from 7.2°C in the early hours to a peak of 24.5°C during the day. In other parts of the country, residents are advised to remain cautious of the ongoing cold wave, particularly in regions where temperatures are expected to dip further. Travelers heading to hill stations or snow-prone areas are urged to take necessary precautions and stay updated with the latest weather advisories.
